We build it. You own it. We roll off.
An engagement with Inventus has a beginning, a middle, and an end. We scope one workflow, build the agent in your accounts, launch it with your team, and leave you ready to run it.
Three phases. Each one ends with something you own.
Map the workflow
- Deliverable
- A workflow map, a written scope for the first agent, and a fixed quote.
We spend time with the people who do the work today and map it as it really happens, not as the process document says it happens. We look for the step where an agent saves the most time with the least risk. If the honest answer is that you do not need an agent, or that a tool you already pay for will do the job, we will tell you. The workflow map is yours either way.
Build and prove it
- Deliverable
- A working agent in your accounts, tested against real cases from your business.
We build in accounts you own, whether that means working inside the ones you already have or setting up new ones with you. We connect the agent to your systems, write its guardrails, and test it on real examples until you are confident in it. You see it working along the way, not just at the end.
Launch and hand off
- Deliverable
- The agent live in production and a team ready to own it.
We launch with a person approving the agent's work, then loosen the checkpoints as it earns trust. We get the people who will own it comfortable running it, hand over access and documentation, and confirm everything works without us. Then the engagement ends.
Most engagements start with one agent. The second one is always optional.
What happens when we leave.
Your agent keeps running in your accounts, under your control. Your owner knows how to watch it, adjust it, and pause it. When you want a second agent, or a bigger change to the first, we scope it as a new engagement with its own fixed quote.
What you keep
- The agent's code, prompts, and configuration
- Admin access to the accounts it runs in
- Documentation for the people who run it
What runs on your accounts
- Cloud hosting
- AI model usage
- Any software the agent relies on
How we work.
01
Workflow first
We do not lead with a platform. We start from the workflow, then choose the model and tools that fit it.
02
Fixed scope, fixed quote
You know the number before we start. No hourly surprises and no scope drift you did not agree to.
03
Direct access
You work with the person accountable for the work, from the first call to the handoff.
04
Built to hand off
Every decision we make assumes your team will run this without us.
Who this works for.
This is a good fit if:
- There is a workflow your team repeats every day or every week that you would rather they did not
- You want to own what gets built, not rent it
- Someone on your team can own the agent after launch. They do not need to be an engineer.
This is probably not a fit if:
- You want a general AI strategy rather than a specific workflow fixed
- You are looking to evaluate tools, not put something into production
Questions we hear often.
Bring us one workflow.
Thirty minutes. Tell us the workflow that eats the most hours, and we will tell you whether an agent can take it on. If it cannot, we will say so.
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